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I took the online course and the class is extremely easy and nothing but busy work, but Professor Stewart has some major issues with student interaction. It is impossible to get a hold of him and it takes nothing short of stalking him to get him to respond. If thinking of taking his web course, stay away!

Very disorganized man. He seemed very uninterested in whether or not the class actually learned anything. Not to mention he missed 4 classes, not including a snow day. We flew threw the work to makeup for it. The final project (instead of an exam) is ridiculously time consuming and non-comprehensive. I do not recommend him at all.

I took this as a web class. Good: The class isn't overly hard, it's fairly interesting, good text book. Bad: VERY SLOW in responding to emails, VERY SLOW to grade papers, very picky, uses turnitin.com, LOTS of busy work and homework is VERY time consuming. If you have time to put hours a week into this class for the homework, then it's an easy A.

His homework was time consuming, but only if you waited until the last minute to do it all. It helps to work on the assignments daily. I took his online class, so I had to do put time in for discussion boards, and quizzes. Its not a hard class, if you read and put some time in it.

If you are enrolled in his Class Drop now. I took his class online. As you can see from previous ratings, the work that you would for 3 classes combined u gonna do it just for this class. way too much for an introductory class.I'm graduating next qur I have a GPA of 3.96 and because of this guy I'm just looking barely to pass the class. stay away

you have 4 assignments and take quizzes everyday before class. The assignments are ridiculous. You have to do proper citations to his standards for these assignments many of which require you to do much further research aside from ur book. Extremely time consuming he takes forever to respond. This was the worst experience i've ever had in college.

Probably my worst experience in college so far with this guy. Takes forever on grading your work, and his assignments are more time consuming than any other class I have ever taken. Stay away from this guy at all costs

ABSOLUTELY AWFUL! Disorganized both as a professor and in his teaching material. Homework assignments are extremely long and tedious. For an intro class he expects you to go above and beyond when he himself does not. Quizzes have incorrect answers which he expects his students to catch and inform him about. DONT TAKE HIS CLASS!

I had the online ANTH200 course and I appreciated the free rein discussion boards which was helpful when assimilating a whole textbook. When I did ask for any clarity, Prof.Stewart was very concise. I enjoyed his frank and intelligent methods as he inspires how present research and methods conjure facts and growth from previous research.

I can't believe this guy has a job. He can't even answer his own questions when I sent an email for clarification and the answers are not in the book to many of his questions, his tests are outdated. He says he doesn't like you going outside the class for answers, yet can't find an acceptable way to get you those answers.

This guy is not terrible but he is one of the worst teachers I have ever had in my life. He will respond to your email but only once. I have to pester him over these things.

He is the worst teacher I've ever had. He seems organized but he is all over the place. You have to teach yourself pretty much everything. He doesn't respond to emails, he gets mad when you ask questions. His lectures are vague and disorganized. He can be condescending and defensive. He is in the wrong profession.

I don't know where to begin, but you need to know very specific nuanced questions and then apply them to larger concepts to pass this class. Example: what are the dental records of an old world monkey or if you see three monkeys swinging from a branch at the zoo why is the sign likely to be wrong? Just very tough for an intro course. Good luck :)

He has a habit of losing many assignments and rather than admitting fault in losing said assignments, he'll claim you didn't turn them in at all even though others saw that you did. His point system is ridiculous, confusing and not very generous to the students. He did not do very well at answering questions clearly.

The class was 80 minutes, but he spent most of the time trying to get his iPad to connect to the computer. It wasn't a blended course, but he really had a knack for technology so most of it is online.

Here's the thing about Prof Stewart. The class is a hot mess. The grading system is awful. For ever chapter of reading, you take a pre-quiz (0 pts) and a quiz,20-25 questions long (1 pt) The lectures only briefly touch on the reading & his slides are chaotic. There's no instruction. The tests are vague and worth 15 pts. DON'T TAKE HIS CLASS!!!

If you're going to take any of his courses, be prepared to do it mostly on your own. He doesn't give back tests, so it's hard to figure out what you did wrong. He also has a tendency to assign quizzes over material that was not covered yet. Look ahead and find out when tests are and, he won't always tell you!!!!!!!!! Also study hard.

His entire demeanor was off-putting to me. I love anthropology but basically every class I wanted to fall asleep from the way the material was presented to the way he taught. His tests contain some things not mentioned in the lecture. He talks down to people like they're stupid. Will definitely be steering clear of his classes.

WOULD NOT RECOMMEND. I took his online class and he gives you no help, it's all from the textbook. NO study guides, NO organized discussion due dates except for one for each unit, confusing organization of the class itself. All the quiz and test questions are complicated and copied straight off of quizlet.

Prof. Stewart himself is a nice guy who clearly loves what he does. However, his class is a MESS. His Blackboard is chaotic, his tests are daunting, there's no real guidance when it comes to reading or what to study. Avoid it if you can. If you can't, my one tip is to read the captions for the photos in the books. He uses them on tests.

Class was taken online: with that said, overall a poor professor. He seems to know the study of Anthropology himself, however his tests are not the easiest to prepare for and he is a hard grader. Also, he grades extremely hard on discussion board posts. He expects to see multiple posts, multiple times per week with a"Average is a C" grading scale.

His quizzes are difficult, they purposefully will try and trick you. Read carefully and take a lot of notes. He is an okay online teacher. Take in class I am assuming he is more clear...

I feel bad giving him bad feedback because I genuinely think he means well, but his class was difficult. His lectures seemed long and full of information and it seems like he knows the information but might be copying and pasting. Also, this class has labs and he doesn't tell you which days are lab days so be prepared to show up for every class!

Where do I even start? Let's start with I tried to drop his class a week in. I couldn't. I nearly fell asleep in every class because all he does is drone on and lecture as if he's the only one in the room. You have few things that make up your final grade, and he's weirdly picky. Nice guy, but not the best professor. Avoid if you can.

Class is easy but dude does not tell you when the labs are so be there every class. Exams are exactly like the quizzes which arent that bad. He loves what he does and hes an ok guy but just doesnt do lectures well and gets lost a lot.

Doesnt reply to emails. Online class is a mess